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Reshaping Museum Experiences with AI: The ReInHerit Toolkit

Paolo Mazzanti, Andrea Ferracani, Marco Bertini and 1 more

Heritage · 2025

doi:10.3390/heritage8070277 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

This paper presents the ReInHerit Toolkit, a collection of open-source interactive applications developed as part of the H2020 ReInHerit project. Informed by extensive surveys and focus groups with cultural professionals across Europe, the toolkit addresses key needs in the heritage sector by leveraging computer vision and artificial intelligence to enrich museum experiences through engaging, personalized interactions that enhance visitor learning. Designed to bridge the technology gap between larger institutions and smaller organizations, the ReInHerit Toolkit also promotes a sustainable, people-centered approach to digital innovation, supported by shared resources, training, and collaborative development opportunities accessible through the project’s Digital Hub.

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